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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lo,q E.THE III -. MEMBERS 2IBs1S;., OF &C COVE
other e sSe
1t tho to a mfst Of It d.
parture from the hail for position in the line Of pro-
Of the Lose St. VIII Sf aes sfnsP sy eFer
TaE SISTERS 3e5ap ssr OF ST.
thank to the Lady Pstronesses and their bright Young
held last Wednesday. They also thank the public for
ie 1aer beralty on the occasion Between eight and
DESIRE TO CHECK FALSE REPORT
1S>-Ia circulated by some Of my enemies through
TINS city rejecting upon my moral credit as gentle
man and Christian am here to that have not
forsaken my wife and satisfied myself with some one
eise The report is groundess having its birth in the
bosom of darkness This report suppose hatched
In order to damage my influence in some matters
IT. JOHN l. WHALES.
- BURLEITH. BURLE1TH
LOTS FOR SALE
In this new addition to West Washington. High dry,
and healthy easily reached in theline of improve
rapidly. Cali send for plat This property is bound
to enhance in value
HUFTY DYER,
ap25-6t 18th and sts NV.
k~ THE CELEBRATED PILE OLINE GUAR.
e sor al all
in the Face restoring the skin to its original youthful
AZ sSqs Boa ara56s'' for flaF
located At 81 New Yerk York
at their homes at her rooms Office hours from to
Up. m Consultation Free ap25-1w'
% 1NTHE TET;s sUpEEa5E R 55HE c1gRT OF THE DIS
The Sth day Of March, 1857.
Doc. &c,
so1oD On TOt9n 3 Of the plaintiff by Robert Murray his
or S before the first rule day occurring forty days after
as IN case OF default.
4oeet @ Of this suit is for divorce vincuo mat
sas Ssa@ 'aSs sfgf MERh1ck, Justice, &c.
y LA ASST sESs c5ssi Clerk .ps51awsw Ss
The 9th hDIsTalST d.y i GarsS SF c35gMh1A ! 9sHs
ELIZABETH BRIIEs Ss. Wai A BR1LEs, No. 1ose4.
On motion for the plsnsi hlansf PSs sy f ae
her solicitor il is ordered that the defendant. fen
e st s oceurns nf or
osyi after ter. this day otherwise the cause will be pro-
sV sBs Gd9 on the sESgpd W Of sssTtien
5qi wiAis Hsfs A.si s
@ N 61yHEicT yHE Sy6FenE 9F G5EuTsfk S8SkT OF THE
KELLY ct al-No. lO,2S1. Equity Doc 26 -''''1
This being referredto to state distribution
the Of sales of real hereby
tna she proceed to execute this order reference
on TUESDAY. MAY TENTH, 1887, ut TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ At my office, in the United States Court
at Tsh tim time and place all ereditoEs the said
may present their claims.
ep2o-3t JAS G. PAYNE Auditor
ON EXHIBITION, AND WILL TAKE
pleasure IN showing it to those interested
The Students Noiseleas Indestructibe Upright Piano
y0HN F. ELLIS CO., 9s7 Pennsylvania ave near
1Otn ST. ap23-7t
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Amarchi~t plo,. n, pe,,h,
TIE OPERA HOUSE WOULD HAVE BEEN BLOWN Up Bu
FOR TIRE PoiICE.

VIENNA, April 25-Startling rumors are current
here OF the discovery OF anarchist plots 10 destroy
the opera house and numerous factories at PeSiA-
IL is stated that only the extreme vigilance of the
police prevented The conspirators IRON carrying
out their designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

Death Of James HI. Mari.
Mr.. Jas. H. Mari, the veteran chief clerk Of the
First Assistant Postmaster Generals Onice died
this morning at half-past 10 o'clock. The illness
of Mr. MARI has been mentioned in THE STAR and
his condition so critical few days ago that
year, and had been in the Post once Department
since 12{1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

In the Nova scotia house OF assembly Mr. Nc
Cars annsxation resolution was lost By vote Of
% TO L
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Another Victim Of the Anarchists.

VIENNA, April 25.-The reports OF dissensioDs
between the King and queen of Seryia are SEMI
Officially declared 10 be untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

The Brush Electric Light Works In Cincinnati
were Destroyed by an incendiary nre yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


held kvnNNa 5sh 5inans st N6
selsss sse pqsne e '0spaS
E~pLo 0,F.THE MEMBERS OF GOLDEN
. meet Rls abs iDdfe 6s No S1 O. are regaSessed
s 1887 O'clock P m sSssp the
pose of taking part in the parade. By order Of the
ap23-2t WIN. A. TAYLOR, Secretary.
SPECIAL sPE5AL N3IICEm
The very perfection Of gssiightins No Changes are
1ecss.aay as regards mains. pipes meters. Saves
tam W enabled to give tSrse times the Ggh. IS.
sse1ss as St 9o9 1s Col
~, ,oSdyrI N0TIcE,A !; 4. MEETING OF THE sToCK CIi
of ia the So%gsny; 6s7 T st NV. MoNpAY TyESiNS.
purpose Of amending the laws and and the trans
aesen o5 other business pertaining to the Company
PIANO STUDENTS WHO WISH TO
practice all day without making their house
ssn how 5 On e b1 eas 70
q Co, 937 Pennsylvania ave-. near 10th st. ap23-7t
- NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS MARCH ls: 1ss7, $74S144.Is.
$1,000 sIoo6 Hd9anced dsc On sIiED Each rs Snare. sae.e
Books are now open for shares in the 18th issue
S and % can be made at tt the SGe
adVantases benefits ac viii be furnished and sub.
sGriptions received upon application TO-
PT 4 sshsfhiTs SEss's Druggist + Cap s: sts
F. Faier ~ y. .psbursins oiicer Al 2 81 Dept Il
Fred W Pratt --.-.....--.- Sun Building, st. NV.
lawrence Gasanel secy Endoxt Life 4is 10th s:hw
Res eG Kssser T
Hon Ellis Spear solicitor Of Patents, e27 st. NV.
nos Lumber Psssres RessF sth & coz f. Sc
8 Robinson son - Robinson Parker 4 Co, Gleshiers.
Teller and Ssay Co Bank
wharf secy coium Fire sas fns cos iais M es fnw
9r i Rs6srt Reysur2, sr Once l$ai s.. NV.
john ". schafsr. China Store. 1920 7th st. NV
T. ff'e JNo 5SS SGAf.SEs EDsoN. sseretary ss NV
Office hours, 80 a. m. to 4so cr :. nj N. spsim M
LEWIS JOHNSON 8 CO,
BANKERS,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR DISTRICT sECURI-
TIES AND UNITED STATES BONDS.
GOOD INVESTMENT BONDS FOR SALE, BEAR
ING VARIOUS RATES OF INTEREST
- REMOVAL
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SURGEON FREDERICK M. DEARBORN, q. 8. A., died
OF pneumonia yesterday at the Hotel Arno, in New
York city. He was forty-fve years old. The body
will be taken to Waluron, Mass, for interment.
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R~ SECOND WORKINGMEN'S BUILDING
~ ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting Of the above named
May IL, At 80 o'clock, at the hail. corner 9Th and
SIS W SUBSCRIPTIONS and payments to the third
Association affords grand opportunity to those wish
ing to safely invest their earnings also those
ing the loan Of money $500 may be obtained on one
share for return payment Of So monthly Six per
furnished and subscriptions 10 stock received by
Thomas Brodefick. Prest. A. g. O. 923 22d ST. n w.
g. w. Moss, Vice -Prest, Supt. Adams Express
D. DAILY. Treas Merchant. Market Building.
Dennis Eogarty, Express, 1929 9th st. NV
Daniel Shannon, Paymaster Generals Office
Peter Mccartney, Builder, pip II at. NV.
John Kelly, War Department.
John Ready. 101 North Capitol St
Lieut.. John F. Kelly, VI. p. Station7
Thomas Walsh, 10th and sts NV
Vim. 4. Skelly, Grocer 1908 A St ne
r. E. Gayle, 219 SINE
Hugh Brosnan, Grocer, 300 st. sw
Nicholas Lochboehler. 1O9 New York ave. NV.
James T. Sprightly, s. q. Office.
JOHN T. LYNCH, Secretary
- 2QO4 9th st NV.
Sn2res VI eacn- ap.I:}-3t
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The three thousand member of this society will find
much to their advantage to obtain at once the new
Trade Cards and Lists now ready for distribution and
c at the address W and returning the card
further benefit write your present address on the card
returned. and call on
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STAR reporter met Representative Buchanan
To-Day. He says that in his own party there are
some civil service reformers in New jersey, but
ne knows OF none among the democrats OF the
State. The democrats, lie says, are not fond Of
MI. Cieveland's administration, but they recog-
nlze that he led them to victory, and that goes
long way toward reconciling them to him. They
wiz oe Tor him If they think he can win again.
IL depends, he says, upon how the New York dele
gatlon goes. II they are for Cleveland the New
Jersey delegation will go the same way.
speaking OF his own party he said: "1f Mr.
Blaine says he will not have the nomination he
VIII not get 1t. II he does not say this he Is sure
70 De nominated. His decision will depend upon
wnat he thinks of the outlook. The republicanso Of
NeW Jersey, except the few New York brokers who
i've there and who furnished the mugwump con-
tlngent IN S4, are all for Mr.. Blaine"
VINO Will be their next choice, IL Mr.. Blaine de-
clines?" the reporter asked.
Dlu you ever have a best girls? was the
reply. "Ihen you know that there is no second
choice choice Mr. Blaine is our best girl We are not
looking Tor any other. We are too much for him
TO permit our thinking of any other"
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A Democratic Bench.

A Democratic Bench
THE POLITICS AND THE PATRONAGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
There Is some speculation as to whether there
Will not be some changes in the offices controlled
by the Supreme Court Of the District, to which
Chiet Justice Bingham has recently been ap-
pointed. An impression prevails that the new
Chief Justice has considerable patronage. Under
the law the appointment OF the clerk Of the court
ana OF the warden Of the Jail is made by the Court
IN General Term, the former appointment during
the pleasure of the court and the latter for term
OF Tour years: Mr.. R. j. Meigs, who was appointed
Cne clerk In 1863 on the organization Of the court
Notwithstanding his advanced age, is yet perform
ing MS duties as such clerk. Gen. JnO. s. Croker
mas been the warden OF the Jail since 1869. The
rules OF the jail are made by the General Term,
ana under the law the appointments OF officers
anq employees at the jail are subject to the ap-
proval OF the Chief Justice. For the first time
since the organization OF the court the majority s
on the democratic side. Judges Cox, Merr1ck and
montgomery and the new Chief Justice are demo-
Gratis, and Judges Hagner and James representing
tne minority. 1t is not, however, thought that
there Will he any changes made at least for time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

WHEN PUBLIC OFFICERS NEED Nor ADVERTISE
Acting Second Controller Mcmahon has, in letter
of instruction to dtsbursing officers, with relation
to the purchase Of small supplies stated that in
his Judgment 1t was never the intention OF the
laW-mak1ng power to require that purchases could
be made wholly by pubic advertising where the
cost OF the advertisement would exceed the value
of the articles desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
CLEVELAND AND BLAINE.
Views Of q New Jersey Republican Con
HreSsman.

NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS FOR cLEvELANDs's REN0MI-
NATION IF NEW YORK LEADS THE wAY-BLAINE THE
REPUBLICAN FAvORITE-No SECOND CHoICR.
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Mr. Manning Much Improved.
Queen Natalie Has Not Guarrelcd with

BoURSENoUTH, April 25-The health VI Nj.
Daniel Manning was much improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

SENIOR OLIvARRIO, the new Venezuelan minister
will be presented to the President by the Secre-
tary OF State on Thursday.
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~ JOHNSTON LIBBEY.
Successors to Cartwright Johnston).
MANUFACTURERS OF LIME
ansQ- Am Kilns and Office. lQ3S bak., su

49, JOHNSTON LIBBEY.
Yhs MANTFAcTuRERs C fifsTaas1e OF IIoinMai!on" LINE
ap20-3m Kilns and Office: 1926 29th st. NV.
REMOvAL-wM. sTIEBELING HAS RE-
~ moved his Sewing Machine Agency, for the
past nine years located at 1717 Psnnsylysnia ave.
Sole agent D. G. for the celebrated Household" Sew
ing Machine: large assortment Of the latest i'm
rent The best facilities for machine repsirinS have
no branch ofhce. Employ no drummers. apo limo
e. WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDKR FOR
- Shirts early in Spring, 80 as to have them
SEosep IL fer YARN s Sestaer place your order now
~ caiissya. Wild Cherry and Horsford,s % Acid cid
thosphates il popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
tents and safeguard against Malaria. Sold at MIL
tottles draught with soda water G5
K~ JHo W. coRson ,ysow ,yso ". M4Yc4srHEy =
CoRsoN l. MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ST NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
on ona az Ns1 Yci
and baltimore bought and sold :
speciality made OF Investment Securittes District
Eonds and ~ Local Railroad Gas. insurance and Tele
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold su7
CRANE, PARRIs Co, BANKERS, 1874
street tEbodtt House), offer for sale the Six
i rsr Gent N rS sDnd1 s and ap1rseed psbsn
tees the FsTmsrs' Loan and Trust Co. mh2irim
60. .NoTIcE.-oN AND AFTER APRIL 1sT
destination af the uniform rate Of 25 cents for each
same rate. aDl-im
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LOCKS, LAWN MOWERS, LADIES'

YALE LOCKS, LAWN MOWERS, LADIES'
J.H. CHESLEY CO.'S
ap22-3t' 1904 st. NV
go REMOVAL MRS. R. K. ELLIOT HAS
- removed her Office to 424 9TH st. a. w.; type
writing and copying satisfactory work guaranteed
oifce rooms Tor rent applet
H~ THE ROCHDALR COOPERATIVE
SOCIETY. DC.
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CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
~ BENEFIT CONCERT TO GRACIA and
CHERRY FORD,
WEDNESDAY, April 27th. The program embraces
Dr. }. W. BischoH, Madam Roemer-Kaspar the ASH
tertainment
Tickets including reserved SEATS 25 cents at Ellis
music store. Doors open at 80 O'Clock. Commence
At 8 O'CLOCK ap23-4ts
BEHR BROTHERS UPRIGHT PIANO
- with the new patent damper attachments, by
winch the tone can be subdued silenced that a
student can practice all day without being heard even
IN the next rOOm now exhibition at the Piano
Rooms of JOHN f. ELLIS Il CO., 937 1ennsylvanis
ave-, near 10th st. Come and see it. aIS3-Tt
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BIDS FOR DRAN-P1PEs-In accordance with ad-
vertisementA sealed proposals were opened by the
Library Commission to-day for furnishing and lay
ing all drain-pipes, Y-branches, bends and traps,
and building man-hOle for the Congressional Ii
0rary building In accordance with drawings and
specifications. The bids were as follows: VIM.
kothwell, So $50; Bride & Murphy, Sl3,997; Jas.
Ragan, g. 249; Jas. +. Brten So 4S7; j. l. Atchi-
son, Sl2 4S5 "a
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ap21-9t j. W. HARSHA. Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDFRS
~ OF THE RIGGS FIRE INSURANCE COM:
at the Office OF the Company, 1881 at NV on
WEDNESDAY, May 1S, 1857.
Polls will be opened at II IN and closed at pm
Transfer books will be closed on the day OF election
ap2l-dtd FRANCIS B. MOHUN Secretary
R@ ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS-YOUR
HOT AIR FURNACE, Economical in fuel. Simple,
durable and efficient Palmers Duplex Crate deep cup
in every respect castings heavy and perfect mounted
nished All work strictly frst-class
w. CONSIDINE
ap6-19ts 1885 7th at NV
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The GRANT RELICs.-Cases are being arranged In
the north hall Of the National Museum to receive
the Grant relics, which have been at the museum
for some time. The cases first ordered for the
relics were destroyed by fire in the factory where
they were being made. It is expected to have the
large collectiOn arranged and placed on exhibition
In time for the national drill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

Nor VALID.-The Acting second Controller has
decided that post-dated certificate OF the pur-
chase OF supplies, on account Of an exigency, will
not be deemed valid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-29
Garrett and Gould.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 29-Mr. Garrett was ask.
ed yesterday concerning the statements OF
Chas. ]. Peshall and referred his questioner
to Mr.. Mackenzie, of his party, who said
"A great deal of this talk about the animos
ity which Mr.. Garrett entertains for MIR.
Gould is moonshine. He cannot cherish i'll
feeling against any one, and many OF the
outbursts of anger which he is reported as
INDUCING 10 are simply attempts to keep up
hostile feeling when the business situation
seems to demand it. MIR. Garrett was very
much chagrined to see the company sold out
for 100000 when it was worth at least
double that amount" Mr.. Garrett and
party left last night for Dawson, Dak., where
they will spend some days hunting before
continuing their journey West.
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&Sl95= *
TO.DAY.s TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
A Pedestrian Dying.

CHICAGO, Oct. pa special from the
village of Mill Grove, Ind, says that John
Snyder, the man who walks because he
can't stop, after an incsssant tramp night
and day for nearly throe years, is dying.
He has aged wonderfully in the last six
mouths and although he still goes on walk
ing in The we'll beaten path about his house
it is with lettering step, and face which
gives evidence Of great suffering, It's be-
lieved that he cannot possibly live many
days, and he himself now thinks he is near
the end of his journey. The strange al
lection, which no physician has yet been
able 10 understand, has proved to pc both
a curse and blessing to him and his family.
Prior to it there was q constant struggle 10
keep tho wolf from the door, but since,
along with the train of his sorrows and
woes, it has brought him fame and fortune
and he is now said to be we'll eft in this
worlds goods.
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The a. d. X. r..

AS stated in yesterdays GAZETTE, Gen.
W. G. Wickham has been appointed by the
Circuit Court of Richmond receiver for the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Rail-
road in the suit of c. P. Huntington against
the company for 81, 100000. Gen. Wickham
at once bonded in the sum of 100000 and
left Richmond for Charleston. W. Va. Sim
liar action to that by the Richmond Court was
taken by the Circuit Court at Charleston. w. Va.
1t is understood that the action is brought to in
duce the holders OF the B" bonds to assent to the
recent reorganization plan for scaling the interest
on sertain of the bonds from to per cent. Mr..
Huntington says that the G. & O. Co. owed him
81, 765, 900, money loaned from time TO time. As
the company needs more money TO in part double
track the road and make additions to the rolling
stock, it seemed necessary that some plan should
be devised by the shareholders TO raise money for
that purpose 1t is said that it is not the inten-
ton now to disturb the 'B bonds, Int to pay in
terest on them as heretofore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-29
contested Election Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-To-day General
j. Hale Sypher. attorney for George 81.
Thobo, contestant against Hon. G. Carlisle
for seat in the 5Oth Congress, filed sixty
copies of his brief with the clerk OF the
House. as required by law. The brief as
serts that Thobe was elected by 600 maJori'
ty. This result is found by rejecting about
GOO votes cast for Carlisle and about 200
votes caet for Thobe, which we're polled at
precincts, whore, it is claimed, the laws of
Kentucky were not observed The brief
cites Congressional presidents from 1871, to
prove that Congress maintained this view
of the Law of elections. 1t also quotes adj
missions made by Mr.. Carlisle in his answer
to contestants notice, which are neld TO be
fatal to his title to the seat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-29
The STATE Agricultural sociey.

The annual meeting of the State Agricultural
Society was held in Richmond Thursdaynight,
Col. Robert Beverley presiding, with A. FVena'
ble jr, secretary. Ihe president repoi,d the
society in good financial condition, but lit they
had sustained heavy losses in consequence The
bad weather resolution that the socig may
hold al annual exhibition at any place ut may
be designated by the executive commiteeifler a
spirited discussion, was referred to a committee,
to he reported on at the next annual netting
MI Ashton Starke WIS elected president ithout
opposition. j. Brad. Beverley, of Fauquf, was
elected third vics.president. Dr.. David Wat
son, of Louisa county; NJ. B. Rowe Of FretricRs-
burg; Walter f. Grant, of Richmond; r. Kent,
of Wythe, and Henry g. Stewart, CT Russd, were
elected members of the executive coimittee
Appropriate resolutions relative to thedeath of
the late Lewis E. Hsrvie, of Amelia the first
president of the society, were adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-29

GENERAL WIcKHAM,a Virginia repuoli-
can, rode at the head of the survivors OF his
old troop Of cavalry at the laying oil the cor
ner stoue of the Lee monument; ex Gov
ernor Cameron, Virginia republican, occu'
pied prominent position in the line OF the
procession. and General Lopgstreet, Geor'
gia republican, cent courteous letter re-
GREETING his inability 10 attend. But Gen.
sral Mshone, Virginia republican, in re-
spouse to special invitation, which, ID
view Of his vote against the repeal of the
statute prohibiting ex Confedera.es from
holding commissions in the army, should
not have been sent him, not only declined
it, as the slightest regard for consistency
would have forced him 10 do, but had the
bad taste and worse manners to make his
decliua alton The occasion for silly and angry
Latte, in which he unwiltiDgly acknoWl'
EDGES that he would be sadly out of place
ia any demonstration of regard for the no.
be men who suffered aud died for the Con.
fe lelate cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-29
By Green & Wise. Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE of the Corporation
ID Court of the city of Alexandria, Va rendered
at lis September term 1880, in the cause of Dan
iel W. Griffith vs.. Kinsay Griffith ct al, the un-
dersgned, special commissioner therein named,
will offer for sale by public auction in front CT
the entrance to the Court room, on Fairfax street
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November, lSS1,
at ~ o'clock m, the following property, to wit
No. IA LOT OF GROUND, beginning 100
feat inches from the corner of Union and King
streets; thence west with King street 90 feet
inches to the centre of tho square, thence south
ZIG feet to 20. feet alley thence east on the al
ley % feet inches; thence north by straight
No. "a LoT OF GROUND and IMPROVE.
NIENTS, adjoining the property of d. Mcleod, be-
ginning at the western intersection OF McLeods
line with King street thence back with McLeod's
line 116 feet to 20 feet alley; thence with the
alley westwardly 24 feet; thence with line
parallel to first line to King street; thence with.
King street to the beginning.
No. ga LOT OF GROUND, commonly called
the GOAL YARD LOT" commencing on King
street about Ga ID feet east of the corner of Lee
street, fronting say IS feet on King street and
running back 116 or III feet to 20.feet alley
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs OF suit
and the expenses of sale, and the residue on a
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day of sale, taking bonds, with good
personal security, and retaining title to secure de-
ferred payments. CHARLES E. STUART,
oct15 cots Special Commissioner